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Abolition Walk Oct. 11

Summary by The Oneida Daily Dispatch
Abolitionist James Caleb Jackson described the October 21,1835 walk from the “ brink of the canal” in Canastota to Peterboro to attend the first meeting of the New York State Antislavery Society had 104 walkers present. “Come! Put on a Clean Shirt and come with us. We have begun the grandest revolution the world has ever seen; and if we do not die, we mean to see that revolution accomplished, and our land free from the tread and fetter of the sl…

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Abolition Walk Oct. 11

Abolitionist James Caleb Jackson described the October 21,1835 walk from the “ brink of the canal” in Canastota to Peterboro to attend the first meeting of the New York State Antislavery Society had 104 walkers present. “Come! Put on a Clean Shirt and come with us. We have begun the grandest revolution the world has ever seen; and if we do not die, we mean to see that revolution accomplished, and our land free from the tread and fetter of the sl…

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The Oneida Daily Dispatch broke the news in on Sunday, October 5, 2025.
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